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The Casper Warbirds just locked in their future. But there’s more to the deal than meets the eye (opens the original)
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The shadow looming over the Casper Warbirds dissipated Tuesday evening as the Casper City Council approved a three-year lease that â barring malfeasance from the teamâs new owner â will keep Casperâs only junior team at Casper Ice Arena through July 1, 2029. â Dylan Farrell can be reached at 307-441-0496, dylan.farrell@trib.com or on X @dfarrell_journo. Stay up-to-date on the latest in local and national government and political topics with our newsletter. It's been six months since Ca
From alligator country to Chicago’s toughest beats… and somehow, both trails led to Bar Nunn (opens the original)
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For the first time in its history, Bar Nunn has its own police department. Leading the new agency is Steve Sheridan, whose nearly three decades in law enforcement have brought him from Florida's wildlife task forces to a growing Wyoming town. — Dylan Farrell can be reached at 307-441-0496, dylan.farrell@trib.com or on X @dfarrell_journo. Get the latest in local public safety news with this weekly email. A man was killed early Saturday after police responded to a reported shooting in central Cas
The hidden Cold War command post in Wyoming that still shapes America’s story (opens the original)
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Historic Site Superintendent Alexis Pratt talks about the blast door which was located 50 feet underground and served as protection to the missileers had war broken out during the Cold War. An ariel overview of the Quebec 01 Missile Alert Facility which is located between Cheyenne and Chugwater. Living quarters where workers stayed while at the Quebec 01 Missile Alert Facility. A Nov. 23, 1982, edition of the Star-Tribune breaks the news of the Reagan administration's decision to house the nati
As America turns 250, Casper didn’t just hear about World War II. It helped shape it (opens the original)
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If you were an early fan of Superman in Casper, you probably found yourself saying "It's a bird! It's a plane! Wait a minute... It is just a plane," several times a week. — Dylan Farrell can be reached at 307-441-0496, dylan.farrell@trib.com or on X @dfarrell_journo. With a weekly newsletter looking back at local history. From the Star-Tribune archives, three moments from 1939, 1973 and 1987 offer a glimpse into the stories that once gripped Wyoming. Before Pete Williams covered the Supreme Cou
Planning fireworks for the Fourth? Casper Police say there’s something most people don’t realize (opens the original)
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âTis the season. With the Fourth of July and our countryâs semiquincentennial right around the corner, the brave people of Natrona County are bracing again for the scourge of dogs, cops and firefighters: Fireworks. â Dylan Farrell can be reached at 307-441-0496, dylan.farrell@trib.com or on X @dfarrell_journo. Get the latest in local public safety news with this weekly email. A man was killed early Saturday after police responded to a reported shooting in central Casper. The first defendan
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